09 September, 2011
Sausalito Report
Sausalito is over and I am back home, now. This was my best year to date, even given the worst economy. I had to work twice as hard, and "show up to market," which means I had to have the right mix of works to offer.
I will be returning to the Bay Area in early November to teach a workshop. More on that soon.
One popular event in my booth was a "Flat File Sale." That is, I sold loose and unframed artworks, both pastels and drawings, at set prices and at make-a-bid prices. Would you like to participate in that here at The Colorist? Maybe I can film the file drawers and contents and the bidding can begin. Just an idea for now, but you could own a Casey Klahn for less if you don't mind doing the framing later.
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Abstract Expressionism, Art Criticism, Artists, Colorist Art, Drawing, History, Impressionism, Modern Art, Painting, Pastel, Post Impressionism
2 comments:
Yes! I want to participate in flat file sale! I am loving my matted and framed "Fauvist Forest". What a gorgeous work of art!
Too bad I didn't break out the flat file when I was in Portland. I'll work on the sale to see how best to do it.
Sarah, thanks again for the hospitality and for your patronage!
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